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The ministry says FDI inflows into Viet Nam in the first six months is sharply down on the same period last year, raising concerns that the target of mobilising US$15-17 billion FDI this year would be hard to reach. Can you elaborate and what are the solutions?
I think the Government predicted factors both inside and outside the country when setting the target. However, there were still unforeseen circumstances which could affect FDI mobilisation, not only for Viet Nam but also the world. We should have a more pragmatic view of decreasing FDI inflows. The downward trend in FDI is because Viet Nam has targeted high quality inflows. FDI quantity is being reduced in the short term to improve the quality. It would be hard to increase both quality and quantity in an global economic downturn. We forecasted the figures in the first half of the year. In the period, registered capital was $6.4 billion compared with $8.83 billion over the same period last year. FDI disbursement was $5.4 billion while that of the corresponding period last year was only $5.3 billion. In 2010, the figures were $10.5 billion and $5.4 billion respectively. It meant that the disbursement this year was the same as 2010, despite there being less registered capital. In addition, we have improved the investment structure. FDI in the manufacturing industry increased from 64 per cent in the first half of 2011 to 65.3 per cent during the same period this year. Meanwhile, FDI in the service sector fell slightly from 35 to 34 per cent while the agricultural sector rose from 0.4 to 0.9 per cent.
What are your predictions about the FDI trend and disbursement in the second half of the year?
I have seen the maintenance of registered investment and capital structure. FDI inflows in May and June were stable. In May, registered capital was $5.4 billion and disbursement was $4.5 billion. Last month, those figures were $6.4 billion and 5.4 billion respectively. FDI mobilisation and disbursement targets this year would be achieved if the world's economy had not undergone a remarkable change and the Government and ministries had continued to implement supporting packages and solutions. FDI disbursement would reach $7-10 billion in the second half.
A recent report showed that FDI inflows in Thailand and Indonesia in the first half of the year increased 20-30 per cent while those in Viet Nam reduced. Viet Nam targeted high quality FDI while FDI had poured into the other two countries. What should we do to attract high quality FDI inflows?
We have met with several investors who shifted their investment from Thailand to Viet Nam. Investors have also shifted from China to other countries, including Viet Nam. As for Indonesia, the country has attracted high quality FDI inflows. We should learn from their experience to improve our competitiveness.
The ministry has been collecting ideas from ministries on the draft circular to "supervise" FDI enterprises. Several business leaders are worried they could be checked at any time, causing problems to their operations. What are your comments?
The Government has introduced regulations on inspections and check-ups at businesses. We have collected ideas for a circular on supervision. The circular would stipulate contents and times of supervision. Enterprises could think that the regulation would cause inconvenience to their operations. However, if we have a careful and overall view, it could make the investment environment more transparent. In the draft, we plan to carry out annual supervisions and will inform enterprises. Unexpected supervisions would depend on violations discovered. The supervisions could help FDI firms operate more effectively under the legal framework. The investment environment therefore would be improved, creating favourable conditions for others. I think when the circular becomes official it will be a good sign to prevent negative phenomena.
When would the circular be declared official?
We have collected ideas from ministries, localities and businesses. We expect that it will be submitted to the Government to make it official by the end of this year. — VNS


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There is no plain meat that tastes as good as meat that is cooked on the grill! When you are trying to eat clean and healthy, being able to grill meat is a must! I live in Northwest Indiana and as anyone who knows this area can tell you, we have more winter than summer and the temperature can change by 20 degrees in one day! This makes using an outdoor grill difficult to do year round. This is what makes me so thankful for the invention of the indoor grill!
Hubby bought one of these for me and even though I was wanting one, I wasn't sure if the results would be the same. Well, I came up with a way to season my chicken so that you wouldn't know the difference whether it was cooked inside on an electric grill or on the outdoor grill! This grilled chicken can be eaten as is (it's so good!) or used in salads or other dishes.
Grilled Chicken Recipe:
3 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
1 tbsp liquid hickory smoke (I use Wright's brand-it's all natural, contains just water and liquid smoke concentrate)
1/4 tsp extra virgin olive oil
McCormick perfect pinch salt-free garlic & herb seasoning
Preheat grill
In condiment bowl (or other small bowl) add liquid smoke and olive oil
brush tops of chicken breasts with smoke mix using a silicon basting brush
Sprinkle seasoning generously over tops of chicken breasts
When grill is heated, arrange chicken breasts on it seasoning side down.
Brush the unseasoned tops with smoke mix and sprinkle generously with seasoning.
Cook thoroughly, flipping halfway through.
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Jereh participated at the 15th U.S.-China Oil and Gas Industry Forum in Chongqing from Sept.16-18, 2015.
Mr. Li Weibin Presented Jereh's Playwell Micro LNG Solution at the 15th U.S.-China Oil & Gas Industry ForumLed by American Department of Energy and Chinese National Energy Administration, the OGIF is aiming to provide a platform to solve existing challenges, share experience and promote commercial oil and gas policy development. Topics include: current situation, applications and prospect of shale gas development in China and US, capital expenditure of oil companies, industry sustainability & efficiencies (onshore/offshore), diversification & innovation, advanced equipment manufacturing technology, and case studies.
At the session of diversification & innovation, Jereh had a keynote speech on small scale LNG liquefaction plant by Li Weibin, Vice President of Jereh Group. He presented the Playwell Micro LNG Solution, to solve the challenges that customers are facing, such as shorter project cycle, faster investment return, more flexibility and better operation & services. With years of experience on equipment manufacturing and engineering projects, the key feature of playwell solution is that it has standardized design (1.0 MMSCFD, 2.0 MMSCFD, 4.0 MMSCFD, 6.0 MMSCFD); modularized processing applicable to diverse feed gas compositions; flexible scaling and zero onsite welding work with factory pre-fabrication/assembly. At the end, Li showed some figures and one case study for better understanding, including 20 weeks project period, 6 months earlier for economic returns and the operation of China's first shale gas liquefaction plant in early 2015.
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text: The comfortable lives in the familial setting of Nonnatus House are about to experience uncharted territory. Reserved by nature, Jenny (Jessica Raine) is trying to find her own way in the world while struggling over the re-appearance of her longtime friend, Jimmy – and her work at Nonnatus House has become what keeps her happy. On her latest patient rounds, she has encountered a woman who is a victim of abuse. Already Molly has a little girl and is very near term with her second – her husband is a cruel man who cares little for her or their children and this leads Jenny to be alarmed over what may come. Meanwhile Trixie (Helen George) encounters an unexpected challenge of her own when she and Sister Evangilina (Pam Ferris) are summoned to assist a patient who is residing on a ship full of foreigners.


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This was a last minute decision to race the Oakland Triathlon. I was coming from a really hard week of training so I definitely wasn't going to have fresh legs. I was super excited because there were several primes for the fastest swim, bike and run and my training has been going well. It rained most of the race which was unexpected and left carnage out on the bike course. I was pretty conservative around all the corners which probably made me lose time to other girls but staying up right was most important. I ended up taking the overall win just four minutes ahead of professional triathlete Kate Major(AUS). I walked away with the fastest swim and run time but missed the bike prime by a little under a minute. I am really happy with how this race turned out and took some confidence a way from it as well.
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A modified version of Kojima Productions' Fox Engine will be used to power both the current and next-generation versions of future PES titles, it's been revealed.
Fox Engine will only provide the visuals. They need to make the gameplay very solid to be still competitive, so Fox Engine is not a be-all end-all solution to PES's future.


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I am tightening my belt here. When life becomes busy it is very easy to go for speed and convenience when it comes to eating. Running around taking care of errands, appointments, and meetings makes it very tempting to grab take-out, and that adds up (calorie and moneywise) over a week, month, and year! At the same time you are more stressed and the motivation to exercise wanes.
Where has that gotten me? I got to my heaviest weight I have been since having kids. That was the weight I was at almost 5 years ago when I started to watch what I eat and exercise a lot! Disappointing? Hell yeah! Whose fault is it? Mine! I stress that to my kids about being upset over something they have done that there is no one to blame but themselves. I have excuses out the ass, but in the end I ate TOO MUCH and did TOO LITTLE activity.
The scale I say is evil, and I am sticking with that. A bad number on an off week or PMS week will make your mood spiral. The love-hate part of this is I NEED to see an improvement. I like facts, data, and numbers.
I am watching what I eat, but not counting calories. I still have treats, but I try to really think if I truly am hungry or not. Also, swapping snacks like nuts for chips plus more salads and less take-out. I started exercising at least 30 minutes a day/6 days a week. That is now becoming more 30 minutes a day/4-5 days a week.
Let's share some numbers.
To satisfy my number obsession I started with measuring key areas: Waist, Thigh, Bust, and Hips. I also took a starting picture (and no that will NOT be posted here). I keep these on my phone in Notes. I wanted to get on a schedule with measuring, but not do it too often. The watched pot never boils they say, and same goes for my waist shrinking.
Measurements (in inches)
January 6, 2015
Waist 43 1/2
Hips 45
Bust 44
Thigh 24 1/2
January 16, 2015
Waist 42 1/2
Hips 44 1/2
Bust 44
Thigh 24
January 30, 2015
Waist 42
Hips 43 3/4
Bust 43
Thigh 24
Numbers are dropping in the worst area: waist, but still need to do some work. I don't expect fast results, but steady improvement is what I hope for.
The scale you ask? Did I throw it away? No..even though it has crossed my mind repeatedly. I will weigh, but only ONCE a month! Weekly weigh-ins can have too many things interfere with a loss (water weight gain, lazy week, injury, sickness, etc.). I figure a month would be a good amount of time to see a clearer picture.
Starting Weight is a little hazy. I jumped on the scale when I was trying to figure out the weight of our cat carrier, but distinctly remembering seeing 189 lbs. Was this in PJ's or jeans and sweater? I don't know. I saw that number and jumped off…didn't even try a second time! I think this was near the January 12th.
Weigh Ins (in pounds)
Weigh In #1 January 12, 2015 189 lbs.
Weigh In #2 January 31, 2015 183.8 lbs.
I was pretty happy with that. I didn't feel like I was starving myself or sacrificing too much.
I am not quite seeing the improvement in clothing I want. I was able to squeeze into my small jeans the other day, when I was desperate (they have a touch of spandex). I have another measuring this coming week. I don't know how it will go. The last couple weekends I have eaten much worse than at first. I hope after the Girl Scout cookie booths we have schedule this week I will be more on track for rest of month before next time I step on the scale on the 28th.


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You might expect a cynical or even a jaded offering from an accomplished pub singer and hard-working funk-rock / soul performer like Rietta Austin. But what greeted the music lovers at Staines Riverside Club on May 26 was a show of exquisite charm and unprecedented freshness. Rietta was as bold and as sweet as any flush faced teen performer you may see on telly. Yet more polished and professional than any them! A most unlikely "prima donna" indeed.
Flying into an amazing tear-away set – opening with a sweeping version of 'Knock On Wood' the 'Bright Lights, Big City' singer gave us a glossy, yet youthful, show at the Riverside Club. Full of totally vivacious energy and warm heartfelt joy , the curvy singer seemed to be literally bursting with a lusciously infectious spirit.
Rietta is credited with being the first artist to open the O2 Arena in London headlining their Community Event June 20, 2007. [ http://youtu.be/D26whvywMG0]
Coming from New Zealand, and continuing to have many professional and personal ties with her home continent of Australasia, her voice has been described as "Truly a voice that must be heard." – Kirk Pengilly, INXS
After telling the Staines audience that she would play a few of her own works, sprinkled with some choice covers, she sang the deliciously melancholy Stevens/Ross number 'Wildflower' followed by a virtuous cover of fellow kiwi Sharon O'Neill's 1983 hit "Maxine".
By the Jon Bovi number "Livin' on a Prayer" (produced with great gusto and fire), we had already witnessed her magnificent and legendary four octave vocal range. And an exciting wardrobe malfunction during a lively session of tambourine, was narrowly avoided when Rietta, looking down, realized that she was about to be undone.
This was during one of a pair of numbers when the singer allowed the impeccably funky band some time to 'go their own way'. Another such piece was the eloquently arranged Hendrix number 'Little Wing' where Tom Walker (Guitar) played out a solo of such amazing quality that he managed to gain his own warm ovation.
But it was Rietta's sweetly booming voice that the punters had come for. From so low that you thought the earth beneath you would crack open, to higher than the highest conceivable highs – like a tiny songbird – her range is undefinable and utterly magnificent. Each thrilling song was gloriously realized by a vocalist who is renowned, quite rightfully, for her sensuality and her highly charged stamina. Sensational.
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During the centuries that the bubonic plague threatened the human population, a perplexed and desperate medical community believed the horrifying disease sweeping through Asia and Europe could be caught through the air, and they were partly right (it was also caught through the bites of infected fleas, who transferred the infection from rodents.) How it spread through the air was a mystery to them, though. Germ theory wouldn't be accepted until 1880. Some physicians theorized a sick person could make someone else sick just by looking at them, and speculated that the illness traveled in a "miasma," a mysterious gas of poisoned vapors. We now know we can get sick from airborne pathogens, but the ancient miasma theory posited that "diseased air" would travel great distances and hang in the air over decomposing matter. Some believed miasmas were magical, casting a spell over the atmosphere.
By the 17th century, Plague Doctors developed a special outfit to address this concern. These scary bird masks didn't spring from the mind of a visionary horror writer; they were a grim reality. While you were holing up in your house hoping your family wouldn't succumb to the mysterious malady sweeping the Earth, you might glance outside and see one or two of the specters walking around your neighborhood for a house call. Their spooky appearance served a purpose: it was partly a warning to get out of town, which was one of the only ways to truly avoid the plague.
The design of the costume is attributed to 17th French doctor Charles de Lorme. They wore long-brimmed hats, long dark robes, leather gloves, and special pants that gave extra protection to the groin area. Almost all of their attire was covered in a coat of protective wax. They usually carried a stick, which they mostly used to poke the dead. Because treatment methods didn't work for the plague, or Black Death, a major part of the doctors' job was to count the sick and the dead and help provide funeral arrangements. Of course, the most striking part of the costume were the birdlike masks, which featured glass eyeholes (mostly to protect against miasma) and a long curved and pointed beak filled with flowers, herbs, and other strong, pleasant smells.
These perfumes weren't only nasal aesthetics; they were thought to counteract what the believed to be the infectious smell of the miasma. Ironically, because the idea of hygiene wasn't understood and they wouldn't wash themselves after touching and dealing with the sick and the dead and moving on to another house, these elaborate beaked costumes may have aided in spreading the disease.
To make matters worst, the best doctors usually fled highly populated areas because they knew how little they knew about how to treat and prevent the disease. Because the best doctors often fled, the ones donning these costumes here usually not the most skilled or qualified doctors around.
The plague (which we now know to be a bacterial infection of Yersinia pestis) was horrifying effective. It has a 50% survival rate and successfully knocked out 150 million of the world's population. And it still exists. In the United States there are a few dozen cases a year (usually in the Southern states where is spreads via rodents,) but the disease is now treatable with antibiotics. When a case arises, there is protocol to track down and destroy the rodents responsible for spreading the illness.
The Plague Doctor's haunting costume still abides as a creepy symbol of death and the unknown. We've long indulged in masked thrills, but often these types of costumes are linked to celebration, tradition, and religious symbolism. In a way, the plague doctor costume isn't much different than many other spooky and strange cultural traditions. The doctors at the time understood little about what they were dealing with, and the function of the curved peak turns out to be a function of superstition and fear. Although modern medicine has quelled our fears of this menace, we are still susceptible to infectious diseases that move faster than we can outwit them. Just last year the whole world cowered at the threat of a major Ebola outbreak. It was mostly just a paranoias for those of us in the United States and other developed nations, but it devastated several African countries. Like the Black Plague, and other iterations of Yersinia pestis, erroneous superstitions made the fight even more difficult.
If you want to dress up like a Plague Doctor for Halloween, there are some pretty rad masks on Etsy, and a neat costume kit on Amazon.
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A big-hearted bull changed Lisa Marie Stetler's life. The Waverly native and Abington Heights graduate was a 30-something aspiring writer and struggling film producer in Los Angeles in 1996 when she fell in love with "The Story of Ferdinand."
The short children's book, published in 1936, tells the tale of a bull who would much rather sniff flowers than fight. Its message of love and acceptance made it a timeless classic that's still in publication today.
"I read the book and I immediately saw it as a movie," said Stetler. "I knew I was supposed to do this."
It took nearly 22 years — and 183 rejections — but the journey led her to the Golden Globes in Hollywood, where the film she helped produce, "Ferdinand," is nominated for best animated film and best original song.
The film is up against "The Boss Baby," "The Breadwinner," "Coco" and "Loving Vincent" for best animated film. A song in "Ferdinand," "Home" by Nick Jonas, will compete for best original song against "Mighty River" from "Mudbound," "Remember Me" from "Coco," "The Star" from "The Star," and "This Is Me" from "The Greatest Showman."
"It's a dream come true for me," Stetler said in a phone interview from her home in Pacific Palisades, California. "I had no idea it would get this much attention when I went after this story."
Her parents, Larry and Dorothy Stetler of Waverly, said they're elated by her success.
"She's had some hard knocks," Larry Stetler said. "She started with nothing and worked for 22 years. Now she's finally made it."
Set in Spain, the movie focuses on the adventures of Ferdinand, a lovable lug who is the antithesis of the fierce beasts that entertain humans in the country's popular bullfights. His life changes one day when, while sniffing a flower, he is stung by a bee and thrashes around wildly.
A famed matador sees him, mistakes him for a vicious beast and carts him away to bullfighting camp. Ferdinand is determined to return to the home of the loving farmer and his daughter who raised him. The movie follows him as he meets a team of misfits who help him with his journey.
A 1981 graduate of Abington Heights High School, Stetler has no training in animation or filmmaking. She never imagined she would be a movie producer. After graduating form Bucknell University in 1985 with a degree in economics, she moved to California in 1987, intent on pursuing an advertising career.
To pay bills, she took a job as a temporary worker for Geffen Records, then as an assistant to president of production for its movie division. That position provided a inside look at various aspects of the film industry.
She was hooked.
In the ensuing years, she worked as a production coordinator or producer's assistant on various films and television shows. It was a demanding and unpredictable career with many periods of unemployment as she bounced from project to project.
Then, one fateful day in 1996, her mother sent her a book, "Robert Francis Weatherbee," a story by Munro Leaf about a boy who refuses to go to school. Stetler said she was enamored of the writing and went to a library in search of Leaf's other books.
The librarian told her about "The Story of Ferdinand."
The book is a beloved classic. Walt Disney studios adapted it into a short animated film in 1938. Stetler had a much grander vision for the work.
First, she had to acquire the legal rights to the copyrighted work. With the help of a friend, she located one of Leaf's heirs and negotiated a deal. Then the real work began.
"It was trial and tribulations for the next 13 years," Stetler said. "I was pitching it to agents, to actors, to studio executives. ... No one could see how an 800-word book could become a movie."
Stetler continued to work as a production coordinator. The long hours made it tough to work on marketing "Ferdinand," so in 2001 she made another fateful decision.
"I knew I was either going to sacrifice it all and focus on 'Ferdinand,' or go back to production work and work 60, 80, 90 hours a week," she said.
For the next seven years she supported herself primarily by walking dogs.
The big break came in August 2008.
"I got a call from Fox. They said they had a director interested," she said.
That director turned out of be Carlos Saldanha, one of the top animated film directors in the world whose credits include "Rio" and several of the "Ice Age" films. It would take another nine years, including four to five years of film production, to complete the movie.
It's been a whirlwind year for Stetler, who says she's overwhelmed by the critical and financial success of the film. Released in U.S. theatres Dec. 15 by 20th Century Fox and Blue Sky Studios, Ferdinand had grossed $143 million in sales as of last week, compared to its $111 million production cost.
One of five producers, Stetler's key role was in obtaining the rights to the story and convincing the studio to commit to the film. She credits Saldanha and the team of writers and animators for transforming the short story into the critically acclaimed film it became.
"I brought it forward. These people had a vision and took it far beyond what I could ever hope for," she said.
She said she is also eternally grateful to the Fox studio executive who shared her vision.
"I owe her a big debt of gratitude. She brought me into Fox when no one else would let me in the door," she said.
She hopes the success and critical acclaim of "Ferdinand" will open doors for her other projects. She's currently developing a situation comedy for TV, a live action movie and two animated features. The live action film and one of the animated films are set in Pennsylvania.
She also authored a children's book, which, much like "Ferdinand," has been rejected by numerous publishing companies.
Of course, she's determined not to let that stop her. She is now working with illustrators and will self publish the book, if necessary, she said.
"I love being underestimated and that person that's been written off," she said. "That's when people don't see you coming."
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The following hotels partially or completely refurbished their facilities this year: the Occidental Grand Punta Cana, Grand Paradise Samana, Sheraton Santo Domingo, Melia Caribe Tropical, Paradisus Palma Real and the Zoëtry Agua Punta Cana.
The Occidental Grand Punta Cana, during the second phase of its refurbishing process, opened the First Club Lounge, for a total investment of $1.4 million. It also opened a new Arena Beach Club, its new beach-bar concept for members and guests of the Occidental Vacation Club and the Royal Club.
The Paradisus Palma Real, in Punta Cana, remodeled its facilities at a cost of US$12 million, including the complete refurbishing of its Family Concierge concept, which includes; the modernization of the hotel's exclusive and private 42-suite area, a Trattoria-style restaurant/bar and a new private beach area with exclusive facilities for children.
The Grand Paradise Samana, an all-inclusive 370-room facility, recently concluded the renovation process of important areas of the facility. Some five million dollars went into the renovation and decoration of rooms, including new furnishings and linens. The reception area was also completely redone, and a new terrace was built. The hotel's "El Aserradero" buffett restaurant also went through major changes, as did the beach restaurant. (www.amhsamarina.com)
The Sheraton Santo Domingo has invested over US$20 million in its reconstruction/remodeling phase. Situated in Santo Domingo's beautiful seaside boulevard, the hotel now features the Sheraton brand.
The Zoëtry Agua Punta Cana is a seaside boutique facility operated by AMResorts chain. Aside from refurbishing all rooms, the new construction phase added 45 new rooms to the facility. Its new restaurant, The Dugout," features the best Latin American dishes.
The Melia Caribe Tropical, in Punta Cana, recently opened The Level, a new 312-room adults-only facility, including a private beach area and an exclusive swimming pool.


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An exhibit at the Boca Raton Museum of Art focuses on a major American abstract painter's work throughout the last three decades of his life.
The more than 30 pieces of the exhibit, "Cleve Gray: Man and Nature," spanning 1975 to 2004, display a variety of artistic and spiritual influences, including abstract Expressionism, Color Field painting, Asian art and Zen meditation.
"He was a painter's painter. He was an intellectual, and his work matured over his lifetime," said Wendy Blazier, the museum's senior curator. "These works are contemplative."
The name of the show is taken from the painting Man and Nature #1, which introduces the exhibit to visitors touring the gallery. Blazier said it is helpful to look at the large painting from a distance.
"It's an abstract painting from 1980, and it encompasses many of the concerns of this artist throughout his mature work over the last 30 years," Blazier said. "He was concerned with art that elevated the human spirit."
Gray and his wife, writer Francine du Plessix Gray, traveled extensively, and he produced a number of works inspired by what he had seen and experienced.
"He's influenced by his travels, and what he sees is highly intellectual, disciplined work about beauty. There's the kind of quiet work that demands contemplation. And they are powerfully beautiful paintings that are eloquent," Blazier said.
In 1984, the Grays visited Prague, Czechoslovakia. They went to the Altneuschul Synagogue, built in 1270 and is the oldest synagogue in Europe. Gray also saw the Old Jewish Cemetery nearby. With many tombstones toppled over, the historic graveyard was in disrepair.


text: Xmas At Sea - P&O's Best Christmas Cruises 04/10/2015 With the arrival of home-porting cruise ships in key Australian cities, holidaymakers can enjoy fantastic benefits almost door-to-door. You avoid the airport dash, the long-haul flights – or if you live near Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane – no flights at all. All very appealing, especially with the festive season fast approaching. Just board the ship, unpack once, and wave goodbye to the heat of the kitchen as you enjoy one of P&O's best Christmas cruises. As suitable for a family festive get-together as it is for couples, Christmas aboard one of P&O's ships offers plenty of fun, fantastic food and goodwill to go round. It could be an ideal means of smoothing family relationships during what can be a stressful time of the year. Everyone's in a holiday mood, there's plenty of space to escape to if you need some "me time" – think spa, retail therapy, the gym – or if you're game, P&O ships' fabulous adventure park and a Kids' Club for the littlies. The pickiest of family members are catered for from a groaning board of festive fare. The ship's dining rooms feature two special menus: a Christmas Eve dinner and Christmas Day lunch. Lunch includes chilled prawn cocktail, blue swimmer crab cake, baked oyster, roasted duck, barbecued tiger prawns and roast lamb, while dinner features slow-roasted turkey, honey-glazed ham, roast lamb rack and grilled fillet of sea bream. There will be mountains of salads, fresh vegetables and afterwards – Christmas pudding, fruit mince pies and everyone gets a cracker. And when it's all over, no washing up! You get the best of both worlds: the traditions of a cool-climate, northern hemisphere Christmas and a warm, tropical-climate southern hemisphere Christmas. There will be snow- flakes a-sprinkling, carollers a-singing, and Santa ho-ho-hoing, Ashore, there are the pristine beaches and balmy waters of New Caledonia's Isle of Pines and Lifou, the glamorous resorts of Port Douglas, and Cooktown's fascinating history. Or you can head back to the ship to P&OEdge's adventure park, where you can get some thrills on a bungy tramp, flying fox, surf simulator or by walking the plank. P&O Cruises offer a feast of Christmas voyages: Pacific Aria: 10-night round-trip Queensland cruise departing Brisbane, Thursday December 17, 2015 visiting Hamilton Island, Port Douglas (overnight), Cooktown, Willis Island (cruise by), Christmas Day on Moreton Island. Pacific Eden: 12-night round-trip Queensland cruise, departing Sydney December 16, 2015 visiting Mooloolaba (Sunshine Coast), Hamilton Island, Cairns, Cooktown, Willis Island (cruise by) and Moreton Island. Christmas Day at sea. Pacific Dawn: Nine-night round-trip Pacific Islands cruise, departing Brisbane December 19, 2015 visiting Isle of Pines, Mystery Island, Vila, and Lifou. Christmas Day on Lifou. Pacific Pearl: 10 night round-trip Pacific Island cruise, departing Sydney December 17, 2015 visiting Noumea, Mystery Island, Vila and Mystery Island. Christmas Day in Noumea Pacific Jewel: 12 night round-trip Pacific Island cruise departing Melbourne December 17, 2015 visiting Isle of Pines, Lifou, Port Vila and Mystery Island. Christmas Day in Noumea. Related posts: The Best P&O Cruises in January 2016 5 Family Friendly Cruises from Brisbane in 2015 Six Outstanding Cruises from Melbourne in 2015


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|Today's Scripture
|"...His compassions never fail. They are new every morning; Great is Your faithfulness."
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|New Every Morning
Is there something that you've done in your past that you're not particularly happy about? A choice that you regret? The good news today is that you can be free of guilt and condemnation. You don't have to live with that burden any longer.
Today's verse tells us that God's mercies are new every morning. He's not ever going to run out of compassion. He's not ever going to run out of forgiveness. He's not ever going to say, "Well, this is the last time I'm going to give you mercy." No, you can have a new beginning every single day!
Let that truth sink down deep into your heart right now. If there is anything from the past that you may still be carrying, take a moment and call on His faithfulness. Call on His mercy. Ask for His forgiveness. Let Him refresh and restore your soul right now. Praise Him and thank Him for the work He is doing in your life and enjoy a fresh new beginning today!
|A Prayer for Today
|"Father, today I choose to let go of every single weight from the past. I call on Your mercy; I call on Your grace. Thank You for hearing me and delivering me. I receive Your love and forgiveness today. In Jesus' Name. Amen."
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There is something special about 70-odd participants from diverse organisations (local governments, industry, utilities, universities and international groups) coming together to learn, collaborate and co-create smart city ideas and projects.
Experts in digital engagement, data analytics, urban design and planning, smart city transformations, innovation and entrepreneurship helped participants identify local challenges and explore solutions.
Participants heard there is a genuine need for sharing and collaboration that breaks down silos and cuts across traditional boundaries.
The day reinforced the idea that cities are complex and finding solutions to challenges can be difficult, but the opportunities are many and the rewards potentially enormous.
Gail Fairlamb (SA Government) highlighted the value proposition in engaging citizens in digital design, Neil Temperley (Data61) noted smart cities were built on collaboration, not going it alone, while Dr Ben Guy (Urban Circus) provided tools for understanding complexity in our urban areas.
Simon Kaplan (Urban Institute) identified barriers, enablers and the need for a robust data platform, Frans-Anton Vermast (Vermast Smart City Support) listed the ingredients for a future vision and Tina Ferguson and Ania Karzek (Adelaide Smart City Studio) reminded us it all comes back to people and that if we want to go far, go together.
The Lab was expertly facilitated by Brook Dixon (ASCA) and Bill Bannear (ThinkPlace), ably supported by our Future Ready team.
The day's proceedings were recorded by a graphic scribe to create a handy visual map of key themes, ideas and learnings (see below).
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We also encourage you to make use of the tools and templates used to run Lab sessions. All Lab documents can be downloaded here.
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With the advent of autumn signaling the Q4 count-down to Christmas, the end-of-year reward should be at the forefront of everyone's minds. The most forward-looking businesses recognise how crucial the Christmas reward is in motivating and inspiring people. They know that these acts of appreciation at a time of celebration and Christmas cheer create a positive feeling that carries into the start of the following year, building perception and equity in your brand, be that as an employer, partner or supplier.
They also recognise that wine and chocolates don't cut it anymore. Not because people don't like them but because they're predictable. And contrary to popular belief, it's not how much you spend on the reward or gift that matters – something that is well thought-through and personal will make employees feel valued as individuals and like an asset to the business.
The good news is, making Christmas more rewarding and motivating for your people is a lot easier than you think. Here are the key steps to making your end of year reward count.
None of this has to take up much time or energy, it just requires planning and thought. Ultimately, everyone wants to feel appreciated and recognised – it's not complicated. And the more personalised and unexpected, the bigger the impact. So drive your end-of-year reward by motivation, not tradition, and get set for a massively motivated 2017.
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The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) is going to declare the Karnataka CET Results 2016 on 28th 2016 on the Karnataka main official website i.e. http://karresults.nic.in/, So those candidates who have appeared Karnataka Common Entrance Test Exam can easily check your KCET Result 2016 on official website or here itself we provide direct link to check your KCET Rank List.
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Examination Date: 04th to 06th May 2016
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This city is located on the San Joaquin River in the northern San Joaquin Valley. Stockton is full of entertainment. From the Bob Hope Theatre, which hosts musicals, comedies and dramas to the Stockton symphony and KUDOS Children's theatre, there are many options for a night out. There are many different museums and galleries and over 275 restaurants ranging in variety reflective to the population demographics.
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Delicious dumplings await @ Hutong Dumpling Bar in Melbourne
Hutong is my favourite dumpling house in Melbourne. A lot of people will generally rave about the Xiao Long Bao (the soup filled pork steamed dumplings) and also the szechuan chili marinated dumplings (above, $10.80). The szwchuan chili dumplings are my favourite, they taste sweet and spicy at the same time. I have been coming to Hutong for years and these dumplings have always pleasured my taste buds.
On this occasion, I wanted to try some non-dumpling dishes so I ordered a crowd favourite in
salt and pepper squid ($9.80). The squid was nice and similar to the salt and pepper squid that you would get at yum cha. I like the light batter and lightly salt/pepper flavours.
I also ordered the Szechaun chicken (below) which wasn't bad but wasn't particularly great. I'm not sure I would order this again. I think I'd prefer to stick to the dumpling dishes in future!
Prices: $30ish per head
Location: 14 Market Lane, Melbourne CBD.
Summary: Lisa's Rating:
Food: 9/10 for casual dining
Customer Service: 8/10
Atmosphere: 7/10
Value: 7/10
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So I asked my daughter what she wanted to make. She told me Ariel. Well people, it wasn't easy. Those stupid EYES! They aren't the best, but after breaking out the tweezers, dropping the tiny pieces on the carpet and trying to glue them, I gave up and settled on this. Not sure I will be using this Dreams Come True cartridge again for a while.
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- Tazza said...
Ohhhh she is cute! I think the carts like this are super hard to work with if the images are small. I have Cars and SpongeBob and ugh what a pain...
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Jim Larkin: Irish Folk Hero and Labor Organizer
As an activist, folk hero, and Irish labor organizer, Jim Larkin, founder of the Irish Transport General Workers' Union, was a man of conviction and high moral standards who was determined to see Irish people win the right to fair employment. He was born on January 21, 1876, in Liverpool, England, and grew up in the poorer parts of Liverpool.
\With not much formal education, Jim helped his family out by working different jobs when he was younger and before long became a foreman at the Liverpool docks. After this time he committed himself to the sole purpose of seeing workers get treated fairly.
In 1905 Jim Larkin became a trade union organizer with the National Union of Dock Labourers (NUDL) and later formed the Irish Labour Party. In 1907 he started up the General Workers' union and the Irish Transport and worked hard to convince all industrial workers to join into one single union.
Eventually he put together a strike for the city of Belfast's dock workers and was able to unite Protestants and Catholics alike to join in the same cause; something that rarely happened at that time in history. The local Royal Irish Constabulary even took part in the strike, but in the end, the strike didn't succeed in getting what the workers needed.
In 1910 Jim was persecuted and convicted of embezzling funds from the NUDL in order to give them to Cork workers who were in a labor dispute. Learn more about Jim Larkin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8QqK8YbbaI and http://spartacus-educational.com/IRElarkin.htm
He was sentenced to a year in prison, and because many people considered it an unjust ruling, Lord Aberdeen pardoned him after he served only three months of his sentence.
In 1913 Jim Larkin took the Irish Labour Party to its heights by leading many different strikes. Part of these conflicts included the amazing war of 404 employers versus more than 20,000 workers, which brought Jim international recognition and put a spotlight on the plight of the workers there.
Jim also lead the Dublin Lockout, which included 100,000 workers going on strike for almost eight straight months. These strikes eventually won them the fair employment rights they were looking for.
After his work in Ireland, Jim Larkin moved on to the United States for some time and became a socialist speaker, activist, and member of the Socialist Party of America who was involved with workers rights. He later moved back to Ireland where he continued to support community workers rights efforts.


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The 4th Annual Breakfast with Santa is planned for Saturday, December 8th at Wine Country Inn. Kids of all ages are invited to come and start the holiday season off with Santa himself. Bring your list and be sure to leave it with one of Santa's elves. Buffet breakfast will be served at 8:30 am and includes eggs, hash browns, bacon, waffles, fruit, pastries and yogurt and all the coffee, tea, juice or milk you can drink. Adults are $15 and include one child ticket, additional kids 5 – 12 years old are $7 and kids 4 and under are FREE.
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Kaz and his crew have been super polite and helpful coming out, at least 50 miles to recover my car when a lot of other garages couldn't be bothered. Giving the car a good long run tomorrow which should really test the clutch but so far around the town, it seems sweet. And they did it fast never known a garage turn a car around so fast... I have had M.O.T's take longer than it takes New Shepperton Tyres & Autocentre to replace a clutch. They picked the car up transported it back to the garage fixed it and delivered straight back and all with a smile, a super quick service. The bill was a bit more than the Quote but seemed justified ( I think...mechanical noob) but all in all, nothing so far to complain about.. If you need a mechanical problem sorting to why not give New Shepperton Tyres & Autocentre, a try as the saying goes "No job to big or too little" ....polite/fixed/and fast.
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Patrick S thinks this is interesting:
It's important to understand how Mongoose and MongoDB handle the naming of collections based on your schema and models. Typically, you name your models using singular terms, and Mongoose will recognize this and create your collections using a pluralized model name. So, a model defined as
Image will have a collection in MongoDB named
images. Likewise, a model named
Comment will have a corresponding collection named
comments. Mongoose tries to be smart about this; however, a model defined as
Person will have a corresponding collection named
people and so on.
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The Bouncer gets a theme song
|Teenage girls react to the news by shouting "WHAT-EV-ER!"
Shanice Wilson, who you may remember back from the '80s when she used to actually have any sort of star power, has been professionally singing for 13 years and will sing the theme "Life is a Gift," which is being composed by Michael Walden Narada.
The theme will play during the end credits after the game. The Bouncer is set for Japanese release December 21, with the US version coming out sometime in January or so.
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About V.V. Giri National Labour Institute (VVGNLI)
The National Labour Institute, as the V.V Giri National Labour Institute was known until 1995, was first conceived in 1962. The need for an autonomous institute to undertake and coordinate research in the field of labour, especially on unorganized labour, was a prominent part of the agenda when, during the Gandhi centenary year, the Ministry of Labour organized a workshop on 'Gandhi and Labour'. Further highlighted in Justice P. B. Gajendragadkar's First National Commission on Labour Report, the National Labour Institute was registered as an autonomous society in 1972. The Institute was renamed in 1995 in honour of Shri V.V. Giri, a former President of India, renowned trade union leader and doyen of labour studies in the country.
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Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Impressed with imPRESS Press-On Manicure by Broadway Nails #imPRESSmanicure
I have a good set of strong nails but I don't usually take the time to paint them as it doesn't last. In my line of work I use my hands a lot for most of six hours and they also spend a good chunk of time wet or submerged in water. In such conditions any nail polish I might have on wears off and looks awful usually after just a few hours into a shift then on my days off I just don't always find the time to paint them.
For parties and other occasions it's nice to have painted nails but my own aren't always the same length when I need them to be or in good condition so that's where imPRESS Press-On Manicure works very well. It took me about two minutes to figure out which nail goes where and to peel off the backings and press them on. So simple and it turned out fantastic! I decided to leave them on while I went to work and went about my everyday life to see how long they lasted. On the package it says up to one week. Well for me they started lifting up in the middle of day three. Considering I worked two of those three days I think that's pretty good. The polish doesn't wear off either. I have never worn any type of fake or press on nails ever but it didn't really take long to get used to them but I don't think I could ever get used to working in them as I like to use my nails at work.
Removal is just as easy. The ends were beginning to lift on a few of them so I gently slid a nail under the press on one and slowly peeled it off and the ones that weren't lifted I slowly peeled them off from the sides and it didn't hurt of leave any sticky residues on my nails. My own nails look great and don't show signs that anything was stuck to them. Although I wouldn't wear press on nails such as this all the time I'd definitely keep a set or two around for those times I'd like to add a little pizazz to my look.
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Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Beautiful A.M. Moisturizer and P.M. Revitalizer Review and Giveaway!
Though I've never officially seen a doctor for my face she had mentioned in the past that I could get it fixed but at what cost? Yes I'd love to have that smooth, creamy complexion but I've made do for almost 38 yrs with the skin I was born with and I can't say it's really negatively affected my life in any way. That being said I do wear foundation on a daily basis to lessen the redness.
I'm always willing to try new products on my face in an effort to find anything that may help but I'm not willing to do trial and error with products that cost $20-30 or more a bottle. I was approached by Trusted Health Products at http://www.trustedhealthproducts.com/ to try their pure and natural Beautiful A.M. Moisturizer and P.M. Revitalizer.
First of all I love the way it smells like fruity oils. It makes sense because it is a mixture of oils including fruit oils and it also goes on nice and smooth as an oil should. It's good for all skin types and basically replaces everything and anything you would use on your skin (except makeup if you wish) and would be the only 2 products you would need making it cheaper overall. Beautiful is food for your skin and the bottles even come personalized with your name on it. There is also a men's line as well. Apparantly it takes about 30 days for Beautiful to detoxify your skin so I followed the directions putting 3 or more drops on each cheek and using my finger to spread on the skin, not rub in. I did this for 30 days. I didn't notice a huge change in the look of my skin overall but people have said I look younger and my skin looks better. I do know that it feels smoother and my acne is gone even at that time of the month. My foundation also goes on a lot smoother and doesn't have that "caked on" look where my skin was so dry. Only issue I have had is in the morning my skin still looks dry whereas when I was using my regular moisturizer it didn't. This could be because I'm not using enough for my skin and because it can take up to 90 days to see the full effects of this product I'm willing to keep using it. It has not helped much with my rosacea but I didn't expect it to. Overall I think it's a great product and I'm leaning towards using it to replace the several bottles of product I currently use.
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15 Tips to Growing Tutoring Skills
The increasing need for students to earn high grades in education has increased the demand for tutoring. It is a well-balanced exercise in which both the instructor and the student question each other and exchange ideas. Tutoring, unlike teaching, relies more on an open relationship and proximity between the parties. For that matter, the tutor has the responsibility of cultivating a good rapport and trustworthy relationship that will foster an ideal learning environment for the student. No special certificate is required to become a tutor. Nevertheless, only good tutors will be able to aid students. Although some people are gifted teachers, certain experience and skills are needed.
Most aspiring tutors enroll in weekend training programs offering "one-size-fits-all" techniques that cannot be applied to everything and everyone. Trainee tutors are expected to memorize and apply these techniques to their jobs, often with little success.
What are the Tips to Improve Your Tutoring Skills?
1. Planning
Planning tutoring sessions goes a long way in saving your time. I have made it a habit of planning my tutoring sessions as early as one week in advance. The scheduling also allows me to decide on the venue that provides the most comfortable surroundings for me and the student. Early planning facilitates one to peruse past sessions, review expectations, and provisions for anticipated challenges. Also, you can include in the schedule a list of the students, days when they attend, and respective hours.
2. Meet the Student's Learning Needs
This entails knowing the student's preferred learning style and availing the relevant material as early as possible. Do not hesitate to ask questions regarding your student's favorite subjects. Some students are inclined to theoretical subjects while others to action-based subjects. Knowing the student's orientation reduces the amount of work by 50%.
3. Be Unpredictable
Schedules are for time management. However, sticking to a routine invites boredom into the sessions with the students. Make the sessions interesting by surprising the students with new approaches to learning especially in subjects like math.
4. Be Adaptable
Knowing a student's preferred learning style is not enough. I keep myself up to date with the latest developments in teaching styles. Knowing at least four teaching styles enables me to accommodate a substantial number of students without difficulty. However, stick to the time-proven and verified methods if possible.
5. Individual Approach
Demonstrate that you understand your student's strengths and weaknesses. If possible, share a story regarding your own struggles in learning with explanations about the approaches you used to overcome them.
6. Be Intuitive
Students are normally embarrassed to admit their weaknesses or challenges that they face in learning. I tend to examine students' facial expressions and body language to determine their actual state before I decide on the best course of action. For example, I might repeat a concept or ask the student to explain it using his/her own words.
7. Collaborate
Promote an exchange of ideas instead of a teacher-student environment that tenses students. I often ask my students to provide the syllabus and class content for a partnered review. I clarify that my work is to supplement their classwork and ease the learning process.
8. Incorporate Periodic Group Sessions
I have discovered that some students are more active in groups. Sometimes, I unite couple of students in tutoring sessions with common challenges in a particular subject. The students can tutor each other as I clarify and objectify some of their approaches.
9. Recommendations
Help your students to be the best. Invite them to either suggest ways of improving the sessions or make a list of education tools that they think will improve their learning abilities. For example, if a student is constantly struggling with writing assignments, you can suggest a custom writing service for referential purposes.
10. Compliment your Students
Always ensure that you acknowledge the strengths of your students, thus encouraging them to grow. Compliments increase self-esteem and confidence of the recipients. In fact, I openly admit to my students of my inability to tackle some of the homework assignments. However, I promise them to solve them at a later point and I make sure to keep my promises. This honesty reminds the student that nobody knows everything, but everybody knows something.
11. Conclude Sessions Gracefully
Although some sessions can be frustrating, always end them on a positive note. This will leave them lighthearted and they will be looking forward to work with you next time. Positivism may include anything like complimentary comments, rewarding the students for a well-done job, requesting the student to rate the day's tutoring session.
12. Be Confidential
Assure the student that their learning and your tutoring sessions are a pact between two parties. This way the student will not be worried about fellow students or other people knowing about his or her educational status. If the students will that their private lives are not exposed to the public, they will be more comfortable with your sessions.
13. Have Patience
Each student has a particular learning style thus distinct rate of understanding. Being patient with their progress makes you the leader in the sessions and allows you to guide the student accordingly. Impatience increases the student's doubts regarding your ability as a tutor.
14. Embrace Technology
Incorporating recent developments in technologies such as Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook can help you to interact with the student at a more personalized level. Such social media platforms also offer ideal opportunities to examine and profile the personality of your student.
15. Have a Sense of Humor
Joke around about certain aspects in the tutoring sessions. Humor is a useful tool in breaking tensed moments and changing the attitude of the student regarding learning. Humor encourages the student to yearn for the next tutoring session. However, it should be done sparingly, not to mislead the student's expectations.
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Travel blogs we love this week - The World First Wander
Welcome to another World First Wander, our weekly look at what's hot in the world of travel blogging and writing. As always it's compiled by Tristan Rothwell, the man who scours the internet for the very best travel blogs so you don't have to.
What everybody is doing with their summer
We always keep a close watch on what's happening in the travel blogging world so we can get a whiff of what's exciting people. This summer it's all about camping and trekking it seems. And they have been keeping us busy. Here are some of our favourite posts.
Let's start at planning stage…
The level of planning you need to do is related to the type of adventure you plan to undertake but, no matter the trek, there always has to be a plan. Our first blog post this week is all about planning that next expedition. It's from The Next Challenge and is part of their "How to have an adventure" series. It is packed with tips on how to get your adventurous side primed and ready to go: How to actually plan an expedition.
Don't forget: no matter where you roam travel insurance is essential. No matter what kind of adventure you're planning, we can cover it. There's a list here: Sports and activities covered by World First Travel Insurance
One of the problems with travel is…
…work gets in the way. But it doesn't have to. Our next post explains how you don't have to jack it all in to travel the world. So, for those of you who like your jobs (we include ourselves in this) and are eager to find out how to make the work/life balance thing work out, here's: How to keep your job and travel the world.
What to pack for an adventure
Fancy the Inca Trail? This next blog is all about preparing for it. But actually it applies to any kind of a trip in the wilds. And, of course, loo roll is on the list from Simons Jam Jar. But what else might you have forgotten? Take a look at The complete Inca Trail packing list.
Oh I do like to be beside the seaside
Who doesn't love the great British seaside? We do! We have loads of stunning beaches within a short drive of our offices here in Exeter so we are lucky. Someone else who loves the seaside is Mummy Travels. She has written a love letter to the great British Seaside as part of the "Oh my Great Britain" campaign, which celebrates all the experiences you can have in the UK.
The closest you can get to travelling back in time
Sark is one of the Channel Islands. A lesser known one, for sure, but no less enthralling. It's just over 16K from neighbouring Guernsey and is stunning. In lots of ways it's 'lost in time'. I (Tristan) was lucky enough to visit Sark years ago and cycled round the island with our MD Martin. We thoroughly recommend a visit. However there is one thing to remember that's pointed out by Travel Tramp in this next post is that there is no reciprocal health agreement with the UK. So your travel cover is essential. Have a read and fall in love with Sark – How to travel to the island of Sark.
Go wild in the country
We have included a few travel posts recently about Wild Camping which definitely seems to be getting a lot more popular at the moment. It is a love it or loathe it experience. We love it, which is why we wanted to include this next post. It's got all the answers for those who want to but aren't sure how. Take it away Anna McNuff: Wild Camping – Your questions answered.
One for when it's all over
Like all good things, that trip of a lifetime will eventually come to an end. It's hard not to feel down, but it's a natural part of the process to sit at your desk and think "this time yesterday I waa at…". We have all been there. So, for those who find it tough, here's a little something from a newly discovered blog called Continent Chasers. They will surely help you cure those post travel blues.
Our own cure is to get another adventure booked up the minute you get back! What's yours?
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Join us for another fun-filled HLAGH Members Mixer as we celebrate the grand opening of one of our newest additions to the Energy Corridor. The Extended Stay Home2 Suites By Hilton offers modern suites with WIFI, a living area and complimentary breakfast. Located in the Energy Corridor area near several oil and gas companies, shopping and a variety of restaurants. Come and network with some of the brightest minds in the hospitality industry. Grab a few hospitality colleagues and see what we are all about. Hors d' oeuvre and cocktails will be provided by The Home2 Suites.[add_single_eventon id="3978″ show_exp_evc="yes" ]
Expedia is the leading online travel site that connects travelers of all types with travel suppliers ranging from hotels, car rental companies to airlines. Through their online travel websites such as hotels.com, hotwire.com and expedia.com. Expedia mines its travel search data to spot the significant trends that impact the hospitality industry. Join us as Iannelli Dyer South Texas Area Manager for Expedia addresses the HLAGH Membership.[add_single_eventon id="3950″ ev_uxval="1″ ]
Join Area hotel general managers and key hospitality industry leaders during this unique tournament featuring world class food on the course!
When: Monday, June 19, 2017
9:00 am Registration / Driving Range Opens
10:00 am Shotgun Start / Four Man Scramble
3:00 pm Awards and Reception
Proceeds benefit the HLAGH endowed scholarship fund at Conrad N. Hilton College of Hotel and Restaurant Management & HLAGH program services.
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Houston exudes a cosmopolitan and down-home vibe. The Style-savvy residents of country's fourth largest city and third-largest county know that there's no place quite like Houston. With More than 2.2 million residents, the city attracts visitors and transplants with a wonderful mix of world-class arts, booming business, pro sports and award winning cuisine.
The Greater Houston and Convention and Visitor Bureau (GHCVB) a division of Houston First Corporation, is the primary sales and marketing arm of Houston and Harris County. The mission of the GHCVB is to improve the economy of Greater Houston by attracting conventions, tourists and film projects to the area through sales and marketing efforts.[add_single_eventon id="3795″ show_excerpt="yes" show_exp_evc="yes" ]
The Partnership is a place for the community minded business leaders who want to be involved in Houston's positive growth and influence the direction in which Houston is going. Business leaders from across the region collaborate to make Houston one of the best places to live, work and build a business. Join the HLAGH membership as the Greater Houston Partnership addresses Houston's unique challenges, and champions the growth and success of our region.
Patrick is a regional economist and Senior Vice President of Research at GHP. He oversees the research department which provides information gathering, data analysis, data base management, economic forecasting, and mapping functions for the partnerships four divisions. Patrick is a frequent speaker on business and economic issues and has served as an expert witness in cases regarding local business trends. He received his economic degree from University of Texas in Austin which makes for an interesting family gathering. His son and eldest daughter graduated from Texas A&M Austin. "I always remind my children, they may get their education from Texas A&M, but it is paid for by my UT degree. His youngest daughter wisely decided to attend Texas State University in San Marcos.
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With his tenacity for business and finance, mission for creating unforgettable guest experiences, and passion for serving others, Eric Affeldt, ClubCorp CEO, has cemented the company's stake as the world leader in private golf and country clubs.
ClubCorp owns or operates more than 200 clubs in the United States and abroad, more than three times the size of its next largest competitor, according to Fortune magazine. At ClubCorp's helm since 2006, Affeldt is responsible for all aspects of the company's domestic and international operations, as well as its continued growth.
Affeldt joins the ranks of industry innovators and icons who represent the world's most successful and recognizable brands. Prior to joining ClubCorp, Affeldt served as a principal of KSL Capital Partners, a private equity firm dedicated to investments in travel and leisure businesses. KSL purchased ClubCorp in 2006. Affeldt also served as president and CEO of KSL's former golf division, KSL Fairways; vice president and general manager of Doral Golf Resort and Spa in Miami and the combined PGA West and La Quinta Resort and Club in California; and was a founding partner of KSL Recreation. In addition, he served as president of General Aviation Holdings, Inc.
As a leader, Affeldt believes in challenging the status quo, in encouraging curiosity, and hiring intelligent people who are passionate about hospitality. He also believes strongly in giving back, and is deeply involved with numerous faith-based charities, as well as The North Texas Food Bank and "Augie's Quest," the leader in ALS research. The annual ClubCorp Charity Classic benefits a number of charities and has raised over $20 million since the event's inception in 2007.
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While this may not be Houston's first Super Bowl experience, a lot has changed in our great city since 2004! Join us to hear your Expedia Market Managers review hotel performance of the last several Super Bowl host cities, and share booking trends to assist as you develop your Super Bowl strategy. They will review booking window and demand data, as well as tips and trips for maximizing revenue over game day weekend. Expedia Representatives include Heather Hickman – Market Manager, Mary Megan Mullins – Associate Market Manager and Shirley Lentz – Associate Market Manager.
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Denon Announces Two A/V Receivers Offering High Level Performance at New Low Price Points
Sydney, September, 2011 — Denon Electronics, one of the world's premier manufacturers of high-quality home entertainment components, today announced the release of the AVR-1312 and AVR-1612 receivers, both offering 5.1 channel sound and 3D video capability at very affordable price points.
High quality sound across all channels
Both receivers feature fully discrete, identical power outputs for each of the five channels, a rarity at this price point. This ensures that multi-channel music and movie soundtracks are reproduced with the original dynamics intact. Furthermore both receivers support Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio for stunning high definition audio.
Connectivity and expandability
The new models have plenty of connection options with four HDMI inputs and one HDMI output. HDMI 1.4a ensures 3D video capability for users with 3D displays and the AVR-1612 also features Auto Lip Sync, Audio Return Channel and HDMI CEC control. The ability to connect an optional ASD-51 Networked Control Dock to both models allows users to stream music to the receiver or play their favourite tunes via iPod or iPhone.
The AVR-1612 also has a USB input for iPod and iPhone with Direct Play feature. Users can navigate the iPod's menu using the receiver's remote control, with the visuals displayed on their TV via the receiver's On Screen Display. The AVR-1312 has a front panel mini-jack for direct input from portable players. The on-board Compressed Audio Restorer on both models delivers a high quality output from compressed music files.
Ease of use has been designed into these receivers with features such as four 'Quick Select' buttons on the front panel and remote that allow instant selection of favourite sources and surround modes, and a Graphical User Interface (GUI) that overlays the source video on HDMI and other inputs to allow users easy control over all settings with an easy to follow interface.
Many additional features
Other notable features offered by the new receivers are:
- 75 W x 5 power output on both models (8 ohms, 20 Hz – 20 kHz, THD 0.08 %)
- Very low standby power consumption of only 0.1W
- A set-up wizard providing easy configuration of all settings and a multi-brand remote control (both AVR-1612 only)
- The AVR -1612 also features Audyssey MultEQ with Auto Setup, including a microphone to perfectly calibrate the system to suit the room's acoustics as well as Audyssey Dynamic Volume and Dynamic EQ
Pricing, Availability and Warranty
The AVR-1312 and AVR-1612 are available now from authorised Denon specialist dealers with RRPs of $499 (AVR-1312) and $699 (AVR-1612). Both units are available in Black only. Denon consumer products are covered by a two year warranty with an additional year of warranty provided when consumers register their purchase online with the distributor, Audio Products Group. Further information is available at www.denon.com.au.
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About Denon
Denon is a world leader in the manufacture of the highest quality home theatre, audio and software products. Denon is recognised internationally for innovative and groundbreaking products and has a long history of technical innovations, including the development and groundbreaking commercialisation of PCM digital audio. Denon Electronics is owned by D&M Holdings Inc.


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- Calories 17
- Caloriesfromfat 0.0%
- Fat 0.8g
- Satfat 0.5g
- Monofat 0.0g
- Polyfat 0.0g
- Protein 1.6g
- Carbohydrate 0.9g
- Fiber 0.1g
- Cholesterol 3mg
- Iron 0.0mg
- Sodium 49mg
- Calcium 0.0mg
Pineapple Cheese Ball
How to Make It
Step 1
Combine first 6 ingredients in a medium bowl. Cover and chill 30 minutes.
Step 2
Shape cheese mixture into a ball; roll in chopped parsley, coating thoroughly. Cover and chill at least 3 hours.
Step 3
Serve with Melba toast rounds or low-fat crackers (rounds and crackers not included in analysis).
Step 4
Tip: We tested this cheese ball using only fat-free cream cheese, but found that a combination of fat-free and reduced-fat cream cheese produced a creamier dip.
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We Don't Need No Water…on September 17, 2011
…let the mother fucker burn.
It turns out this comic may be even stupider than I first thought, because it only makes any kind of sense at all if you pronounce "LaBeouf" to rhyme with "the roof", which may not be how his name is actually pronounced.
File under "it was late and I was tired".


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Seeing motorcycles on the roadways stretching across the state of West Virginia is not rare. Motorcyclists can be seen traveling on major roads, city streets and residential areas throughout most of the year. While most drivers on the roadway are aware that they share the roads with other vehicles, these small vehicles often go unnoticed. This is because motorcycles are difficult to see if they are in the blind spot of a driver. Furthermore, if a driver fails to check these areas or does not adequately check traffic before making a maneuver, he or she could easily collide with one of these small vehicles.
Motorcyclist dies during surgery after crash in West Virginia
Multi-vehicle crash injures four in West Virginia
During certain times of the day, traffic can be very intense in West Virginia. During rush hour, many travelers seek to reach their destinations in a timely matter, but serious traffic, construction, detours and car accidents could extend their travel time. Furthermore, if a driver fails to properly pay attention when the road is congested, they could collide with a vehicle and even cause a chain reaction accident. This will include several vehicles, numerous victims and could result in serious injuries and severe damages.
Worker killed in West Virginia mining accident
Certain industries in West Virginia pose increased risks for workers. The mining industry includes some occupations that are very dangerous and require specific training and safety equipment. Even with these safety measures, employees could be involved in a workplace accident. Accidents like this could result in serious injuries or even death. After such incidents occur, it is important that employers fully investigate the incident and take appropriate measures to similar occurrences and injuries from happening in the future.
Fracking sites could pose truck accident risks
Due to certain industries, trucks are more commonly seen on certain roadways than others in West Virginia. Whether it is for drilling, construction or shipping, these massive vehicles are often more prone to causing accidents. Their large size creates large blind spots. Furthermore, they do not easily maneuver like other automobiles. This could make stopping and maintaining control of the truck more challenging. A truck accident could occur when a negligent driver fails to uphold a certain standard of care, while behind the wheel. This usually amounts to being attentive and following the rules of the road. When a driver fails to do so, they could cause a serious truck collision, injuring or killing the victims involved.
West Virginia honors 22 workers who died in work accidents
When a disastrous event takes place in the work environment, it is important that employers, employees, loved ones, and the community understand how they can take steps to avoid future occurrences. Having awareness of the risks and dangers that some occupations possess or could encounter is crucial to avoiding serious or fatal work injuries. Following a workplace accident, proper investigation not only determines cause but also could reduce future incidents by increasing awareness, training, and safety features.